Threat to Bergdahl spurred swift U S action says officials
Officials told senators the Bergdahl swap was moved quickly due to fears for his life if talks leaked and to protect his health. They cited intelligence that the Taliban might kill him if the deal became public and noted doubts about the health justification.
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WVU Board Approves Tuition Increases and Budget
West Virginia Universitys Board of Governors approved an 8 percent tuition rise for in-state students and 4 percent for out-of-state students at Jacksons Mill in Weston. In-state tuition will be 6960 annually, out-of-state 20424. The board also boosted need based scholarship aid by 15 million and set a 980 million budget for the next fiscal year.
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